Analysis - Paper Mario: Color Splash 

"THIS GAME IS NOT TTYD SO IT'S AUTOMATICALLY SHIT!" -Person who only saw the trailer 2016.

Really? You didn't feel like going that extra minute for an hour lol

gud video. Im currently replaying TTYD and will play this afterwards.

You know, I really enjoy your Paper Mario videos. It's clear you have a deep respect and passion for this series, and it shows. I don't have the experience with this series as you do (having only played most of Thousand Year-Door and some of N64), but your sentimentality makes me want to change that right away. I'll support this game as soon as I finally finish TTYD.

and now we have Origami King comming

This game is on my Christmas wish list, so i'm hoping it will come and bring me some joy. I need all the colour I can get in my life.

tbh playing this before any reviews were out was really refreshing

You know, I was definitely not expecting you to like this game. I legit thought you would hate it, even though I personally liked it a lot. It's probably my second favorite behind good only ten century year door. But I guess I should throw my own hat in the ring. Graphics: Right there with you man. This is probably my favorite in the series in terms of aesthetics, though I'm not sure if the OST is my favorite or second behind Super. Level Design: Pretty solid and a huge step up from Sticker Star. The levels have much clearer navigation than the last game, and the world feels more alive. Also, I love the Pirate Ship Level and the Green Energy Plant, they're some of my favorite parts of any of the Paper Mario Games. Combat System: It's...OK. I mean, I didn't hate it, but I wasn't super invested either. The sorting was an issue, but not a big one. Considering that the Paper Mario series isn't the most inventive in terms of its gameplay, I'll let it slide. Toads: I do like the dialogue they have, and characters like the Pirate Captain and the Foreman were pretty funny, but it woulda been cool if they had unique appearances. But those Toad dance sequences in Port Prisma were pretty cool. Things: Yeah, I have no defense for this, it's just annoying. But it is definitely better than SS since it is more clear on which Thing Cards you need Luck: Kamek Curse, hated it in Sticker Star, hate it here Run button: I wasn't too bothered by this, but I guess it can be an issue, and I have to admit I didn't know that mashing the A button has no effect on running away Gate Puzzle: Yeah, it was mildly annoying, but at least it was skippable. Roshambo Temples: F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK F*CK I hate these things! They take goddamn forever to beat and are tedious as all hell, especially for completionism. And somehow, the seventh one was easily the hardest for me. Yeah, even more than the eighth one. There is so much overthinking here it's unbelievable. Story: Main Story was meh, subplots were great Characters: Huey was great. S'all I need to say Overall, I think it's a great game that is flawed in some ways.

When you were talking about cutting down on redundancy in your vids to be honest I didn't notice a whole lot of repeating yourself in other statements made in this video for the most part.At worst I only heard some repeated things every now and then overall throughout the lengthy analysis.However given the obvious length and me sitting through this video in one sitting I could have potentially missed some redundancy considering what I stated before about the duration of your vid. =P All in all though it was a well put together video covering the bases that needed to be covered regarding your sentiments on Color Splash.

I hope you do a similar video for the Origami King in the future.

Off topic question, but what's your thoughts on StarFox Zero? I'm actually pretty curious as to what's your opinion on the game, considering I remember you were pretty hyped for it when it was first revealed back at E3 2015 & upon the game's released, the receptions were very polarizing from both fans & critics & I'm curious to hear what's your take on this.

I could not get into it due to the sheer fact that the combat system is so tedious. Why do I have to tap the touchpad 5 times to confirm one card..

If you liked this game at all, you do have a good chance of liking Sticker Star, because this game is a LOT like SS in so many ways. Honestly, I understand the distrust of these newer games from a fan of TTYD or the original game, but as someone who didn't get into those games until recently, I've really enjoyed my time with Sticker Star, the time I've had playing friend's copies of this (Adulthood sucks when the job market is terrible :P ), and the others. I guess it's just my lack of history with the series making me more accepting, but I've played all the games to have the "paper" name, and I've never found one of them to be a bad game, but it has the same problem as Metroid did with Other M, when a series is well known for being a 20/10 series, a 7/10 is really jarring.

I wasnt lacky I didnt complete the temples

Hi brawlmaster! I was wondering if you have an email I can contact you at? :)

And uhh super paper had way more rpg elements..? Turn based and increasing paint are as far as it goes. Lol.

But it fixed problems with sticker star, but the gameplay is the same.

Am I the only one that does not like the visuals?